校長：

Eve Jardine-Young，從2011年開始任職。畢業(yè)于本校和劍橋大學(xué)（工程學(xué)科學(xué)）。曾先后任教于布蘭德爾中學(xué)，艾普森中學(xué)和拉德利中學(xué)。教職員：94名全職老師，55名兼職老師，59名流動老師。

考試成績：

128名11年級學(xué)生參加GCSE統(tǒng)考，所有學(xué)生獲得10門C（98%的學(xué)生學(xué)習(xí)英語，數(shù)學(xué)，一門科學(xué)，一門人文學(xué)科和一門外語）。151名13年級學(xué)生，120名學(xué)生參加A-Level統(tǒng)考，通過3.5門學(xué)科，平均分是403分。36名學(xué)生參加IB統(tǒng)考，所有學(xué)生通過考試，平均分是40.1分。

學(xué)生升學(xué)：

99%的學(xué)生升讀大學(xué)（部分學(xué)生在一年后繼續(xù)升讀大學(xué)），每年有15%的學(xué)生收到牛劍的預(yù)錄取，20%的學(xué)生收到美國大學(xué)的預(yù)錄取。學(xué)生學(xué)習(xí)醫(yī)學(xué)，獸醫(yī)，科學(xué)，工程學(xué)，數(shù)學(xué)，社會科學(xué)，藝術(shù)，古典文學(xué)，英語和現(xiàn)代語言等。

體育：

我校開設(shè)超過30項(xiàng)體育運(yùn)動：羽毛球，板球，定向射擊，擊劍，長曲棍球，武術(shù)，馬球，滑雪，瑜伽等。多名學(xué)生分別是不同體育運(yùn)動的郡，地區(qū)和國家代表。學(xué)生每年獲得Duke of Edinburgh's Award金銀銅獎(jiǎng)，A-Level階段學(xué)生參加志愿者項(xiàng)目。我校開設(shè)100多個(gè)社團(tuán)供學(xué)生選擇：清唱團(tuán)，棋藝，機(jī)器人，辯論，戲劇，環(huán)保，模擬聯(lián)合國，音樂，哲學(xué)，街舞，青年企業(yè)家等。

寄宿：

65座低年級宿舍，從二人間到六人間。A-Level階段學(xué)生使用單人間宿舍。允許學(xué)生每年離校四次，周日參加完禮拜后，也可離校。所有學(xué)生可到本地小鎮(zhèn)拜訪，按學(xué)生年齡規(guī)定拜訪次數(shù)。

著名校友:

Mary Archer (科學(xué)家); Rosie Boycott (記者和女權(quán)主義者); Cheryl Gillan MP; Katherine Hamnett (時(shí)裝設(shè)計(jì)師); Lisa Jardine (歷史學(xué)家); Caroline Kirby (律師公會首位女主席); Sue Lloyd-Roberts (廣播員); Rachel Lomax (英格蘭銀行副總裁); Fiona MacTaggart MP; Clare Marx (皇家外科醫(yī)學(xué)院首位女教授); Gareth Peirce (辯護(hù)律師); Bridget Riley (藝術(shù)家); Kristin Scott Thomas (女演員); Sophie Soloman (小提琴家); Amanda Wakeley (時(shí)裝設(shè)計(jì)師)

 
School Type: Girls, Senior
Address: The Cheltenham Ladies’ College, Bayshill Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL50 3EP
Postcode: GL50 3EP
Region: Gloucestershire
Telephone: 01242 520691
Website: www.cheltladiescollege.org
Gender: Girls
Pupils: 841, Upper sixth 163

Description:
Founded in 1853, it flourished for most of its first 50 years under Miss Dorothea Beale, a pioneer of the belief that the education of girls is every bit as important as that of boys. In 1873 it moved into fine buildings at Bayshill, near the centre of regency Cheltenham. There have been many additions since to provide a well-equipped school, most recently a performing arts centre and a programme of boarding house refurbishments. The school provides an environment that is supportive, interesting and challenging, in a culture where every girl matters and where their progress and wellbeing are paramount. It has a strong academic tradition with a large, well-qualified staff. The International Baccalaureate is offered as an alternative to A-levels. Academic standards are high and examination results are consistently excellent; a large number of girls go on to Oxbridge each year and many to US universities. Music, drama and art are strong and good standards are continuously achieved. High standards are attained in sport, with many representatives at county, regional and national level, while others will develop their skills, work as a team and lead a healthy lifestyle. A range of some 100 clubs allows all pupils to find one or more activity to suit them.
School Head: Principal: Ms Eve Jardine-Young, in post from 2011. Educated at Cheltenham Ladies College and Cambridge University (Engineering Science). Previously Director of Studies at Blundell’s, Housemistress and Head of Sixth Form at Epsom College and taught economics at Radley. Worked as a structural engineer before entering the teaching profession. Teaching staff: 94 full time, 55 part time, 59 peripatetic.

 
Results: GCSE: 128 pupils in Year 11, gaining at least grade C in an average of 10 subjects (98% including English, Maths, a science, a humanity and a foreign language). A-levels/IB: 151 in upper sixth. 120 taking AS/A-levels, passing an average of 3.5 subjects, with final point score of 403. A further 36 pupils taking the IB, all passing the Diploma with an average of 40.1 IB points.

 
Furtherhigher: 99% of sixth form leavers go on to a degree course (some after a gap year), with around 15% receiving offers from Oxbridge and 20% from US universities. Pupils take a wide range of courses, including medicine, veterinary science, science, engineering, maths, social sciences, arts, classics, English and modern languages.

 
Sport: Over 30 sports are available including badminton, cricket, clay shooting, fencing, lacrosse, martial arts, polo, skiing, yoga. Girls regularly complete at county, regional and national levels; also are opportunities for girl who enjoy sport as part of healthy lifestyle. Also bronze, silver and gold Duke of Edinburgh’s Award; sixth form community links volunteering programme. 100+ clubs and activities, including acapella, chess, robotics, debating, drama technicians, environment, model UN, music, philosophy, street dance, young engineers and young enterprise.

 
Boarding: Junior houses of 65 girls in dormitories of 2-6. Separate sixth-form houses, with single study bedrooms. 4 exeats a year, plus Sundays after Church. All girls are allowed into the town, with frequency and supervision dependent on age.
Alumni: The Guild Office is based at the College.
Formerpupils: Mary Archer (scientist); Rosie Boycott (journalist and feminist); Cheryl Gillan MP; Katherine Hamnett (fashion designer); Lisa Jardine (historian); Caroline Kirby (first female President of the Law Society); Sue Lloyd-Roberts (broadcaster); Rachel Lomax (Deputy Governor, Bank of England); Fiona MacTaggart MP; Clare Marx (first woman Chair of the Royal College of Surgeons); Gareth Peirce (defence lawyer); Bridget Riley (artist); Kristin Scott Thomas (actress); Sophie Soloman (violinist); Amanda Wakeley (fashion designer).